Jerry Jones - Creator Of Danelectro Replica Instruments Passes Away
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Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
There’s no real rule that says we have to divide an octave into twelve
equal parts. That’s just how it’s historically been done in western music.
Some players are digging into the space between the notes and playing
microtonal guitars and basses. Check it out…
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Well, we’ve done volume controls so it sort of makes sense to throw the
tone control into the mix too. And, for that, we need a new little helper.
Let’s welcome the capacitor…
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
At some places in a circuit, we want to see a nice, low-resistance path
from one point to another. But, in the right circumstances, higher
resistance can be pretty useful. Let’s look at resistance, pots, and volume
controls…
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Lets talk about electrical continuity. It’s an important concept for any
wiring troubleshooting job so we should get a grip on it.
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
An interesting repair I’ve seen a few times. Also a discussion on the
operation of the Jazzmaster and Jaguar tremolo/vibrato tailpieces and, in
particular, the trem lock function. Read more…
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
After last week’s post about expensive gear and tools, I need to sit you
down and have one of those talks. I may even need to use your middle name
when speaking to you. And you can take that look of your face too. 😄
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Strobe tuners are incredibly accurate and operate in a cool, nerdy analogue
manner. Should you get one to up your setup or tuning game?
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Spot levelling a single high fret can be a quick and easy way to deal with
it. Sometimes, though, it’s difficult to properly identify problem frets
and dealing with them can quickly become complicated.
Blog - Haze Guitars
• Gerry Hayes
Sometimes the guitar gods smile on you and it’s possible to deal with a
single high fret in isolation without having to level the whole neck. This
is a big time-saver so here’s how it’s done when the fates allow…